Schemes of Work Form 1 Combined Science
Schemes of Work Form 1 Combined Science
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
LABORATORY SAFETY AND APPARATUS ACIDS AND BASES
CELLS AND LEVELS OF ORGANISATION INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
NUTRITION ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DATA PRESENTATION
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS MEASUREMENTS
REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS FORCE
HEALTH AND DISEASES ENERGY
SEPARATION MAGNETISM
MATTER ELECTRICITY
General aims
General objectives
WK CONTENT WEEKLY OBJECTIVES APPROACH / MEDIA REFERENCES COMPETENCES GENERAL EVALUATION INDIVIDUAL EVALUATION
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Respiratory By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
System pupils should be able to: Question and answer Syllabus Unit 8.1.4
Lesson 1 -State the percentage Group discussion Model of breathing Personal, social and
Nitrogen 78%, composition of air; Verbal illustration system Step Ahead environmental
oxygen 20%, -Identify respiratory gases ICT Internet Combined Science responsibility
carbon dioxide Homework Inverted jar, Form 1, by Dr K
0,03%, rare gases, Class discussion candle, water Chavunduka Science enquiry
water vapour less trough
Focus on Junior Learning to learn
in air; Lime water /
Oxygen and bicarbonate Certificate Science
book 1, by L du Toit Critical thinking
carbon dioxide indicator
Glowing wooden Creativity
Focus on Junior
splint
Certificate Science
Lesson 2 -describe the test for Group discussion book 2, by L du Toit
Chalkboard for
carbon dioxide gas Recitation jotting down notes.
Carbon Premier Combined
-test for oxygen gas. Class discussion
dioxide Science Form 1 by
Text reading
oxygen Deborah Watson.
Note taking
Experiment works
Pairs discussion
Focus on Junior
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing Certificate
well under exam Science book 2,
Revision exercise condition Progress assessment by L du Toit
Transport Systems
-identify their strengths Premier
and weakness on the Combined
subject content covered. Science Form 1
by Deborah
Watson.
Reproduction in By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books. Combined Science Practical
Plants pupils should be able to: Question and answer Syllabus Unit 8.1.6
Lesson 1 -describe structure of a Group discussion Charts on flowers, Personal, social and
Flowers, carpel, simple flower; Verbal illustration Flowers, Step Ahead environmental
stamens. Bio-Viewing Flowering plants. Combined Science responsibility
Homework Bio-viewers and Form 1, by Dr K
Class discussion slides, Chavunduka Science enquiry
Magnifying length.
Focus on Junior Learning to learn
Chalkboard for Certificate Science
book 1, by L du Toit Critical thinking
jotting down notes.
Lesson 2 -describe pollination and Field Tour / Trip Creativity
Focus on Junior
Pollen grains; fertilization. Group discussion
Certificate Science
Ovule, ovary ,fruit; Class discussion
book 2, by L du Toit
Signs of puberty, Note taking
such as breasts, Experiment works Premier Combined
beard, Pairs discussion Science Form 1 by
menstruation, Deborah Watson.
growth of pubic
hair, widening of
pelvic girdle, voice
deepening.
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing
well under exam
Revision exercise condition Progress assessment
Human By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
Reproduction pupils should be able to: Question and answer Syllabus Unit 8.1.6
-state signs of puberty Group discussion Models of human Personal, social and
Lesson 1 -identify the physical Verbal illustration being environmental
Signs of puberty, changes in girls. ICT responsibility
such as breasts, , Homework Computer Step Ahead
menstruation, , Class discussion Combined Science Science enquiry
widening of pelvic Simulations Form 1, by Dr K
girdle. Chavunduka Learning to learn
ICT tools & Critical thinking
Braille/Jaws
Lesson 2 -identify the physical Group discussion software Focus on Junior Creativity
changes in boys Recitation Certificate Science
growth of pubic -state the emotional Class discussion Chalkboard for book 1, by L du Toit
hair, Beard, voice changes in boys and girls. Text reading jotting down notes.
deepening. Note taking Focus on Junior
Experiment works Certificate Science
Pairs discussion book 2, by L du Toit
Focus on Combined
Science Learners’
Book by L du Toit,
E du Toit, A
Darwin, R Charter.
Health and By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
Diseases pupils should be able to: Question and answer ICT tools & Syllabus Unit 8.1.7
Lesson 1 -describe a healthy Group discussion Braille/Jaws Personal, social and
State of being person; Verbal illustration software environmental
mentally, socially -state importance of ICT Disinfectants responsibility
and physically maintaining personal Homework Brooms Step Ahead
well hygiene; Class discussion Mops Combined Science Science enquiry
Importance of EMA resource Form 1, by Dr K
Chavunduka Learning to learn
personal hygiene person
and food hygiene Print media Critical thinking
Chalkboard for
Lesson 2 -list ways of disposing Group discussion jotting down Focus on Junior Creativity
litter/waste, stating their Recitation notes. Certificate Science
Burying, advantages and Class discussion book 1, by L du Toit
recycling, burning disadvantages; Text reading
water, food, -describe methods of Note taking Focus on Junior
vectors, contact transmission of diseases. Experiment works Certificate Science
Cholera–water Pairs discussion book 2, by L du Toit
Ebola-contact
Malaria -vector Focus on Combined
Bilharzia -vector Science Learners’
Book by L du Toit,
E du Toit, A
Darwin, R Charter.
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing
well under exam
Revision Test condition Progress assessment
Chemistry By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
pupils should be able to: Question and answer Syllabus Unit 8.2.1-
Separation of -State methods of Group discussion Chalkboard for 2 Personal, social and
mixtures separating mixtures; Verbal illustration jotting down notes. environmental
-demonstrate the modes of ICT Step Ahead responsibility
Lesson 1 separating mixtures; Homework Magnet, Sulphur, Combined Science
-identify the appropriate Class discussion ICT tools & Form 1, by Dr K Science enquiry
Filtration, Chavunduka
method of separating Braille/Jaws
Magnetism, Learning to learn
mixtures as per nature of software
Winnowing,
the mixture. Critical thinking
Decanting,
Evaporation Focus on Junior
Certificate Science Creativity
Matter -identify the three state of Group discussion
matter Recitation book 1, by L du Toit
Lesson 2 -describe the arrangement Class discussion
of particles in solids, Text reading Focus on Junior
solids, liquids and liquids and gases Note taking Certificate Science
gases properties of Experiment works book 2, by L du Toit
solids, liquids and Pairs discussion
gases Focus on Combined
Science Learners’
Book by L du Toit,
E du Toit, A
Darwin, R Charter.
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing
well under exam
Revision exercise: condition Progress assessment
Matter cont... By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
pupils should be able to: Question and answer salt, water, stones, Syllabus Unit 8.2.2
Lesson 1 -describe properties of Group discussion syringe, beakers, Personal, social and
Kinetic theory solids, liquids and gases Verbal illustration ice, candles environmental
Particle in terms of kinetic theory ICT naphthalene flakes, responsibility
arrangement in of matters Homework iodine crystals, Step Ahead
solids, liquids and -describe the factors that Class discussion models, Periodic Combined Science Science enquiry
gases affect solubility Tables, iron Form 1, by Dr K
Particle size, Chavunduka Learning to learn
filings, Sulphur
temperature, powder, sand, Critical thinking
stirring maize, beakers,
Lesson 2 -identify mixtures, Group discussion spatulas, Focus on Junior Creativity
elements and compounds Recitation salt/sugar, water. Certificate Science
Element, mixture, -identify metals and non- Class discussion Chalkboard for book 1, by L du Toit
compound metals on periodic table. Text reading jotting down notes.
Common elements Note taking Focus on Junior
of the periodic Experiment works Certificate Science
table. Pairs discussion book 2, by L du Toit
Focus on Combined
Science Learners’
Book by L du Toit,
E du Toit, A
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing Darwin, R Charter.
well under exam
Revision Test condition Progress assessment
Acids and Bases By the end of the week, Brainstorming Pupils’ note books Combined Science Practical
pupils should be able to: Question and answer Syllabus Unit 8.2.3-
Lesson 1 -identify acids and bases Group discussion Chalkboard for jotting 4 Personal, social and
using red and blue Verbal illustration down notes. environmental
dipping litmus litmus; ICT responsibility
paper in -list properties of acids Homework Dipping litmus paper in
HCl(aq), and bases Class discussion HCl(aq), NaOH,
Step Ahead Science enquiry
Combined Science
NaOH, H 2 O, Form 1, by Dr K Learning to learn
H 2 O, CuSO 4, tap Chavunduka
CuSO 4, tap water Critical thinking
water
Winnowing basket, Creativity
Industrial -Outline production of Group discussion
Processes peanut butter; Recitation Roaster, sheller and Focus on Junior
-Outline the production Class discussion peanut butter making Certificate Science
Lesson 2 of oil from peanut butter Text reading machine, Grinding stone book 1, by L du
-State uses of oil. Note taking (guyo/imbokodo)Mortar Toit
Processes: Experiment works and pestle.
Shelling, roasting, Focus on Junior
Pairs discussion
grinding and Certificate Science
packaging book 2, by L du
Equipment: Toit
sheller, peanut
butter making Focus on Combined
machine Science Learners’
Book by L du Toit,
Lesson 3 -Answer all questions Pro-testing
E du Toit, A
well under exam
Revision exercise Progress assessment Darwin, R Charter.
condition
Focus on Junior
Certificate Science
book 2, by L du Toit
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Focus on Junior
Certificate Science
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